Michigan EMS Instructor-Coordinator (EMSIC) Practice Exam

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• Which document articulates a vision for an education system?
• In 1940, what was the percentage of immigrants that came from Europe?
• What document outlines the four levels of EMS licensure and designates the skills required for each level?
• In classroom management, which arrangement is best for promoting interaction among students?
• What is typically the primary objective of a continuing education program for EMS providers?
• Which method is most effective in enhancing memory retention according to psychological studies?
• What term describes the comparison of objectives and goals to ensure course content meets established expectations?
• Which type of intelligence is associated with proficiency in sports and bodily movement?
• What is the term used to describe the extent to which an exam is representative of a defined body of knowledge?
• Which word in the statement "The students will understand what a medical emergency is" classifies it as a learning goal?
• What document is essential for guiding the development of EMS training programs?
• What does the term replicability refer to in the context of an assessment instrument?
• Where would an instructor find information for Pediatric curricula?
• In which area should an instructor focus to enhance student engagement during lessons?
• Which entity is likely to advocate for research and lifelong learning in EMS education?
• The National Registry EMT exam is categorized under which type of test?
• A student injured during an argument by another student in class is an example of which legal term?
• Which religion prays five times a day?
• What type of questions typically encourage students to elaborate and analyze?
• What is the term for educational activities designed to correct identified deficits during evaluation?
• What percentage of information do we generally recall from reading?
• Approximately how many Americans have a physical disability?
• Foul language, loud voices, and sleeping are categorized as?
• Students making meaning by experiencing things for themselves is known as what type of instructional style?
• Who is recognized as the father of the theory of multiple intelligences?
• In the Affective Domain, which level comes after Receiving?
• What is a key responsibility of the Primary Instructor in EMS education?
• In which level of learning does a student appropriately choose and apply a splint for a fractured arm?
• Which method of teaching is likely to be least effective for engaging students in a hands-on practice?
• What is the best description of the term liability?
• What term refers to the actual ownership of educational materials designed and produced while employed in an educational setting?
• The part of an exam item that presents the main question or problem is known as?
• After an EMT course finishes at the Local EMS Academy, how many days does the college have to submit the course completion roster?
• Which document serves as a guideline for the operational procedures of EMS programs?
• What is the ability to use the information learned in a new setting called?
• What type of evaluation is conducted throughout the course for ongoing assessment of students and instruction?
• Identify the "condition" in the following objective: "The IC Student will determine if an objective is missing any ABCD parts 8 out of 10 times."
• What are scenarios, case studies, rehearsals, and practice drills collectively known as?
• What term refers to characteristics needed to achieve a stated objective?
• What term describes a person who enjoys music and understands its language?
• How many professional attributes and skill sets are identified for EMS Instructors?
• What type of assessment is described as evaluating a student's progress toward specific learning outcomes?
• Which skill set is enhanced by the ability to multi-task in a busy environment?
• What is the term for a structured instrument used to assess students' attainment of course objectives?
• Which of the following is an example of a psychological barrier to communication?
• What is the purpose of including a qualitative measure when developing an objective?
• What type of person enjoys solving puzzles and requires critical thought?
• Transferring concepts to other contexts to further learning is known as?
• What is the title of an individual with the academic and teaching credentials required to provide instruction to an EMS cohort?
• What term describes the art and science of helping adults learn through facilitation?
• Which skill aligns with the ability to reflect on one's thoughts and feelings?
• Which classroom arrangement is best for individual instruction or small groups of 2-3 students?
• Which arrangement supports learning through peer interaction and discussion?
• What ethical theory emphasizes adherence to divine commands?
• What describes tables or workstations oriented within a large open space?
• How much time should typically be allowed per item on a standard multiple choice test?
• An example of an uncomfortable behavior in a classroom would be?
• In which year was the original Copyright Act enacted?
• In Michigan, how long is the validity period of EMS providers licensure before it needs to be renewed?
• Which type of motivation comes from outside the individual?
• What is the behavior described in the objective: "Given the patient's history, the medical first responder will be able to explain the steps in providing emergency medical care to a patient with a behavioral change"?
• An example of an informal, formative assessment could be which of the following?
• What principle underlies the belief that society's rules shape moral conduct according to Ethical Relativism?
• Which method is most effective for assessing student comprehension during instruction?
• In the context of training and assessment, what does the term "unambiguous" refer to?
• Which resource is most appropriate for obtaining information on workplace safety standards?
• Which domain is typically considered the hardest to evaluate in educational settings?
• Which type of evaluation focuses on measuring students' ability during the learning process?
• What is the role of a secondary instructor in the classroom and laboratory?
• What role does NHTSA play in regards to EMS?
• Which of the following is not a category in the Cognitive Domain?
• Which agency provides accreditation for EMS programs throughout the country?
• Which learning style typically includes using hands-on experiences?
• Chairs or desks arranged in a circle, square, or rectangle with an open space in the middle are known as which type of classroom arrangement?
• Which of the following is the lowest level of the Affective Domain?
• Constructivism theory emphasizes which teaching approach?
• What can help improve communication clarity in the classroom?
• The Highway Safety Act of 1996 established which Federal Agency that oversees EMS?
• What is the primary purpose of using discretion in communication?
• In which religion is Saturday recognized as the Sabbath?
• What law requires reasonable accommodations to be made for students with documented disabilities?
• What term refers to a defined group of students attending a class together?
• A lawsuit against a paramedic program for not passing the National Registry test falls under which area of law?
• What describes classroom arrangements that promote a student-centered approach?
• What is the primary purpose of applied research?
• For an EMT in Michigan, what is the total number of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) required for license renewal?
• What is the core motivator for behaviors that guides principles of conduct?
• During an evaluation, which aspect may indicate a student's understanding of an objective?
• What is typically recognized as the highest level of the Psychomotor Domain?
• Which amendment focuses on protecting student confidentiality?
• Which federal law governs the confidentiality of student education records?
• What are some of the common barriers to motivation?
• When a student acts cruelly towards others, what behavior are they most likely exhibiting?
• Which of the following terms refers to performance, coordination, and physical movement?
• Identifying a clear and measurable behavior in learning objectives helps in what process?
• What is a common outcome of attending workshops for educators?
• Which role in an EMS program is primarily responsible for ensuring medical accuracy of the course content?
• What percentage of non-verbal communication is often recognized in studies?
• What part of an objective states the standard for acceptable performance?
• What ethical theory asserts that moral truth is determined by cultural or individual perspectives?
• Which organization is responsible for setting and enforcing workplace safety standards?
• Paraphrasing and repeating back what was said is an example of?
• Which elements are required to prove negligence in EMS?
• What is the legal obligation called for which one is responsible?
• An instructor showing the students a skill then asking them to imitate exactly what the instructor did is an example of?
• Which action is suggested to combat boredom among students?
• How many multiple intelligences did Howard Gardner identify?
• An overarching statement of expected learning outcome is known as what?
• What is the primary focus of a lecture style classroom arrangement?
• Audience, behavior, condition, and degree are all components of what?
• What cognitive skill does transference primarily relate to?
• What is a key consideration regarding the liability of educators in the classroom?
• What is the primary role of the instructor in a collaborative instructional style?
• If an instructor is sued for failing to supervise students during skill practice and a student is injured, which area of law applies?
• What is NOT an essential skill set for an EMS instructor?
• What characterizes an analytic learner?
• Which of the following scenarios could lead to a liability case against an EMS instructor?
• What behavioral category does sleeping in class fall under?
• What would make a simulation feel more realistic for the students?
• The instructor guiding, coaching, and mentoring students using constructivist principles is known as which instructional style?
• What is the term for the art and science of teaching?
• When assessing students on inserting an oral airway, what type of exam are they taking?
• A student who best processes information when multi-tasking in a busy environment with others has what type of learning style?
• What type of assessment is typically conducted while writing a lesson plan?
• Seeking revenge in a classroom context typically points to?
• What is the term for using good judgment in communication to express points directly and respectfully?
• What type of instructional style is characterized by face-to-face interaction?
• Why are conferences and workshops considered beneficial for educators?
• What is the term used for all components of a written examination question?
• In educational assessments, what does a criterion-referenced exam measure?
• When assessing students, what is a crucial aspect for instructors to consider for improving instruction?
• What technique can assist students in answering questions during a lecture when they seem to be struggling?
• Which gender is often associated with forming relationships?
• What is the reason a group of students struggle with completing a skill during a practical exam?
• Instructor-centered seating where students sit in a semi-circular formation is known as what type of arrangement?
• In EMS education, what is a key component of a cohort?
• In Michigan, how many credits does a Paramedic need to renew their license?
• Which aspect of assessment focuses on measuring retention and understanding of material?
• According to educational theories, what percentage of information do we remember from what we say and do?
• Which part of an objective describes the receiver of the instructional activity?
• Which instructional style focuses on the instructor as the primary source of information?
• Which learner type is primarily visual and often faces difficulties with auditory learning?
• Which groups may not administer blood or blood products?
• Which level of licensure requires completion of a portfolio as part of the course completion requirements?
• Which of the following is an example of a low stakes test?
• What type of learner benefits from visual presentations, such as looking things up and writing things down?
• Which of the following skills is required by the State of Michigan to be taught and assessed as part of an initial EMT program but is not required by the National Curriculum?
• How many levels are there in the psychomotor domain according to Bloom's taxonomy?
• What does 'Degree' in an objective typically indicate?
• The teaching technique where the instructor demonstrates the entire skill, then teaches step-by-step, and finally demonstrates the entire skill again is known as?
• This classroom arrangement allows for both teacher and student-centered approaches.
• Which classroom arrangement emphasizes a teacher-centered approach?
• What concept refers to performing one's obligatory actions as a model for others?
• Which religion forbids celebrations?
• Written examinations, static presentations, and oral examinations are examples of what type of evaluation?
• What is the term for partial circle, square, or rectangle with an open area?
• What type of learner enjoys working with spoken words and languages?
• In Michigan, how many credits does an EMT need to renew their license?
• The anticipated training is evaluated to determine who, what, where, and when are all part of?
• Discrimination, Harassment, Sexual Harassment, Student Injury, Patient Injury, and ADA are categorized as what?
• An arrangement featuring a U shape promotes what type of learning?
• Which level of the Psychomotor Domain denotes the ability to execute complex actions in a natural manner?
• Learning that occurs with students and instructors separated by time or place is referred to as what instructional style?
• In which seating arrangement are the desks organized in parallel rows facing the instructor?
• Which part of an objective describes the learner's capability?
• You have a student who is having difficulty passing the section exams. According to adult learning principles, what action should you take to help the student during remediation?
• What term describes the actions of a reasonable and prudent individual who possesses similar training and experience?
• What method is most effective for motivating students during a lesson?
• What reflects a high level of competency within the Affective domain?
• What outcome do psychomotor evaluations typically aim to assess?
• What part of an objective describes any circumstance that will impact upon the behavior the student will exhibit?
• How many days in advance must paperwork for approval of continuing education credit be submitted to the State?
• Which of the following is considered an example of Illegal Behaviors?
• When designing a lesson plan, when should the subject matter be introduced?
• What type of evaluation uses a less structured method to provide corrective feedback?
• What does the affective domain primarily help to develop?
• What is the primary goal of formative assessment within a lesson plan?
• Open-ended questions are primarily used to evaluate what skill?
• What percentage of all communication is considered non-verbal?
• What do you call the evaluation method that aims to summarize learning outcomes at the end of instruction?
• In the context of student behavior, resilient responses are most closely associated with?
• What is the primary purpose of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
• Which of the following factors can impede effective communication?
• Which type of evaluation focuses on assessing emotional and ethical dimensions of learner experiences?
• Which classroom arrangement is most suitable for collaborative work among larger groups?
• What is often the primary factor for maintaining high student engagement?
• Which intelligence involves self-reflection and awareness of one's own body?
• What profession is considered a nontraditional gender role?
• What does reliability refer to in the context of evaluations?
• The term "sage on the stage" refers to which instructional approach?
• About how much do we remember of what we see and hear?
• Who is the private organization that acts as a national licensing body for EMS that many states participate in?
• Which gender is typically seen as establishing hierarchy of order?
• What is an essential quality of an effective EMS instructor?
• In educational psychology, the approach where outcomes are defined by measurable behaviors is known as?
• What is an example of qualitative criteria when writing the degree of an objective?
• What is the highest level of the Cognitive domain in Bloom's taxonomy?
• Which type of learner is characterized by enjoying visual artistic imagery?
• Identifying the problem is the first part of what process?
• Which characteristic is crucial for the effective delivery of an EMS training program?
• A student who learns best through discussions, listening, and verbalizing is known as what type of learner?
• What is the alternate name for the Buckley Amendment?
• What is identified as the top cause of motivation drain for instructors?
• Which of the following roles typically involves evaluating emergency response protocols for a program?
• Why is it important for an instructor to understand their own learning style?
• Which level of the Cognitive Domain involves applying knowledge in practical situations?
• What ethical approach is characterized by the belief that one's own interests provide the basis for determining moral conduct?
• When becoming an initial program sponsor in Michigan, how many days in advance must paperwork be submitted?
• How many major domains of learning did Benjamin Bloom classify?
• What is defined as the exchange of information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings?
• Which evaluation type primarily aids instructors in providing feedback?
• Which term describes a variety of techniques involving coaching, mentoring, and positive reinforcement?
• What type of learner is likely to excel in tasks involving logical deduction and problem-solving?
• What is the highest level of the Affective Domain?
• What element of a training plan assesses the gap between current performance and desired performance?
• In what type of arrangement do students typically face each other to facilitate discussion?
• Skill competency exams, scenario-based exams, and evaluations in clinical settings are examples of which type of evaluation?
• Which religion fasts for 24 hours once a month?
• What is the lowest level of the Cognitive Domain?
• What type of learner is known for learning best through manipulation?
• Where does one typically go to get permission to use copyrighted materials?
• A student who does not answer when called upon is exhibiting what type of behavior?
• Which law addresses copyright issues regarding digital transmission of information?
• A global learner is often associated with which type of brain function?
• Which ethical theory aims to achieve the best outcomes for the majority of people?
• What technique can be used to promote student engagement during a lecture?
• What is an effective strategy for motivating students according to research?
• What do we call an answer that is a false or incorrect option in a multiple choice question?
• About how much information do we remember from what we see, according to memory retention studies?
• A document that serves as a framework or guide to the instructor during a lesson is known as?
• Approximately how much do we remember of what we can describe and talk about?
• During which part of a lesson plan is it particularly beneficial to include limited war stories?
• What are the three domains of learning according to Bloom's taxonomy?
• What is the lowest level of the Psychomotor domain?
• Which ethical theory focuses on the character of the moral agent rather than on rules or consequences?
• A student who asks irrelevant questions is likely exhibiting what type of behavior?
• What type of motivation is characterized by a desire to perform community service?
• What term describes a single block of instruction given at one time?
• What term describes the structured assessment tool used for formal examinations?
• Which ethical framework is primarily associated with the teachings of Aristotle and emphasizes moral character?
• Who is primarily responsible for ensuring the ethical and legal compliance in educational settings?
• Which type of evaluation is performed at the completion of a module or program?
• Using the A,B,C,D model of writing an objective, what is missing from the objective: "The Basic EMT will identify the patient who presents with a general medical complaint, 9 out of 10 times"?
• In which classroom arrangement does the instructor sit with the group and participate?
• Which of the following reflects a significant demographic trend in immigration patterns as of 1940?
• Which learner primarily processes information through emotional understanding?
• What is the difference between training and education?
• An instructor using constructivism theory would most likely do which of the following?
• What type of intelligence is characterized by the ability to work well with others?
• Remediation activities are typically aimed at which of the following?
• Which law provides a procedure for access to educational records?
• The part of the item that presents the question is referred to as what?
• Which learning theory emphasizes different forms of intelligence beyond traditional metrics?
• Knowledge, application, and problem-solving constitute which educational framework?
• Research that relies on statistical results represented as numbers is referred to as?
• Which motivation type is linked to personal fulfillment and internal satisfaction?
• Whose research classified learning into three major groups known as domains of learning?
• A student who refuses to follow directions is typically displaying what type of behavior?
• Which domain focuses primarily on skills related to knowledge and mental processes?
• What is the primary focus of Duty Ethics in moral decision-making?
• What is the role of personal values and principles that guide individual conduct called?
• What type of learner requires logical and sequential processing in small parts?
• Which learner typically needs to understand the big picture before focusing on details?
• Which law shares similar principles with HIPAA?
• A statement of expected learning in terms of behaviors students will exhibit is referred to as?
• Which ethical theory considers the outcomes or consequences of actions as the primary basis for judging their morality?
• Goals in educational settings are often noted as what?
• Which term describes a specific set of rules and values for a community or organization?
• What organization’s mission includes promoting EMS education and developing educational resources for EMS educators?
• What is the correct or best answer in a multiple choice test known as?
• If an EMT student has 24 CE credits and needs to renew their license, how many additional credits do they require?
• Which of the following best exemplifies why teachers should be life-long learners?
• Which characteristic must an effective objective possess?
• Class participation, leadership, and peer supervision are indicators of what type of evaluation?
• What percentage of information do we typically remember from what we hear?
• Naturalization in skill development is sometimes referred to as?
• In Bloom's taxonomy, which domain focuses on physical skills and actions?
• Which behavior may indicate that a student is looking for validation?